Tributes pour in for ‘Dean of Sudanese press’ and Golden Pen Laureate Mahjoub Mohammed Saleh
Widely regarded as the ‘Dean of Sudanese Journalism’, Mahjoub Mohamed Saleh co-founded and became editor-in-chief of Sudan’s oldest independent newspaper, Al-Ayyam, in 1953. A progressive daily, it was also the first paper produced using modern printing technology. Saleh also published […]
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Reaching young readers: How Stavanger Aftenblad covers junior football like it’s the Champions League
Looking for new ways to attract younger readers, the Norwegian regional title Stavanger Aftenblad (Schibsted Media) created a project reporting about them rather than just for them. Combining the latest automation technology with more traditional reporting on the ground, the […]
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Death, exhaustion and suspicion: AFP journalists on the horrors of Gaza
Here AFP’s eight staff still in Gaza tell of the horrors they have witnessed, the threat of becoming targets themselves, and their determination to document this relentless conflict. Most had covered half a dozen wars before October 7, and as Gazans […]
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‘There’s no such thing as a deadline’ – investigative veteran David Walmsley on fostering emerging talent in the newsroom
Welcome to EDITOR TO EDITOR, a new series of interviews with journalism leaders sharing their challenges and victories, along with vital current newsroom insights. David Walmsley, Editor in Chief of the Globe and Mail in Canada, has been in the […]
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Documented: redefining community service journalism for the mobile age
Having won over New York’s migrant Latina community with the award-winning Semanal newsletter via WhatsApp, launched in 2019 and now reaching more than 6,000 weekly subscribers, Documented has extended its reach to the city’s Caribbean and Chinese communities. It is […]
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WEXFO: The Global Free Speech Recession – and How to Fight It?
The first speakers for this year’s WEXFO which takes place from 27-28 May in Lillehammer, Norway, include Iranian journalist and activist Taghi Rahmani – he is the husband of jailed Iranian rights campaigner and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges […]
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How Germany’s SV Zeitungsdruck is documenting its carbon footprint
Starting 2025, businesses in Europe will be required to disclose information pertaining to carbon footprint in the processes and supply chain, advancing the EU’s aim to be carbon neutral by 2050. The European Commission introduced the European Green Deal, a […]
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Data initiative helps Taiwan’s United Daily News Group boost engagement
By Chee Jing Yee “Journalists need content design strategies and tools to help them (with content creation),” Lin Yi Lin, the Data Development Department Manager for United Daily News Group, told participants at WAN-IFRA’s most recent Digital Media Asia conference. Lin […]
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Extended Deadline for Digital Media Awards Americas 2024 Entries.
WAN-IFRA’s annual Digital Media Awards celebrate publishers with exceptional creativity and innovation in digital media. With an emphasis on cutting-edge tools and formats, advanced technology, and driving innovation, these awards recognize outstanding projects from digital subscription approaches to impactful digital […]
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2023 en perspectiva y lo que queda por delante
En 2023, WAN-IFRA ha favorecido la colaboración y el crecimiento a nivel internacional mediante un aumento de los programas de desarrollo empresarial para los medios de comunicación. El número de inscritos en nuestros eventos y programas de formación alcanzó los […]
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